Coalition Governments and the Canadian Premiers
The article argues coalition or union governments may reform politics in western Canada. It outlines the Prime Minister's sole prerogative to name ministers, then shift of responsibility if a coalition is proposed. Coalitions arise in emergencies, require clear policies, and must be a merger of parties rather than a few individuals joining.
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Canada
House of Commons
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Sir Robert Borden
Bracken
Manitoba
Tolmie
British Columbia
Old Orders Prolonged by Century Old Commons Phrase
Some standing orders in the House of Commons remain in force despite their age. An old Norman French phrase still used in certain cases, especially Le Roy le veult meaning the King wishes it, when giving Royal assent to a Bill.
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House of Commons
le Roy le Veult
Cheerful Telegram Campaign Aims at Scottish News
A new movement in Scotland promotes the sending of good news by wire as well as bad, described as a cheerful telegram campaign to encourage timely, uplifting dispatches across regions.
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Scotland
Death warrants of Charles I and Mary Queen of Scots bequeathed
The will of Miss Margaret Penelope Clegg of Boston Lancashire published recently leaves two historic death warrants and other relics to the Guildhall Museum London. The bequest emphasizes that four things come not back the spoken word the sped arrow the past life the neglected opportunity.
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Charles 1
Mary Queen of Scots
Margaret Penelope Clegg
Boston
Lancashire
Guildhall Museum
London
England
One Well-Managed City Uses Simple Economies in 1932
Louisville, Kentucky closes 1931 with a cash surplus above 400000 and promises further tax relief. Cheques for 140000 repay a 10 percent civic salary cut from January 1, and the tax rate drops from 23.4 to 22.3 mills while assessments fall seven percent. Mayor Harrison’s plan rewarded thrift by back pay for economies in all departments, including fuel and vehicle use, with 89 percent of taxes already paid by July 28 and only 887046 unpaid of 8055945 due January 1, 1932.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Harrison
Winnipeg Tribune
Woman Credits Kruschen Salts for 68 Pound Loss
A reader reports losing 68 pounds in about three years by taking Kruschen Salts each morning in hot water. She weighed 196 pounds before, 128 pounds now, and cites no dieting while walking daily and limiting potatoes and sugar. She says family and friends also use the product and plans to continue and recommend it.
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K. T
Wonders of Loch Lomond Vanished Prompt Tourists
Loch Lomond in Scotland loses tourist draws as wonders disappear. The floating island vanishes while scientists explain waves with no wind as natural swell and fish without fins as traveling vipers between islands.
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Loch Lomond
Scotland
Kaye Don
Kellogg's Asthma Remedy Promoted for Relief
An advertisement touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claiming widespread success across continents. It presents the product as a trusted solution for asthma distress and urges readers to seek its benefits for family members suffering from the condition.
Toronto Bread-van Driver Wins Meds Scholar Award
John L. Cathie of Toronto has been awarded a $250 1933 scholarship for high general proficiency at Meds University of Toronto. Cathie, elected class secretary treasurer by freshmen, worked on a bread route during holidays to fund his sophomore year.
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John L. Cathie
Toronto
Meds
University of Toronto
Cathie
The Oil For The Farmer
A bottle of Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil helps both people and cattle in farmhouses. It eases children colds and croap, relieves pains for adults, and includes directions for use on sick cattle. Keep a bottle in the house.
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Dr. Fowler
Thomas
Emir Feisal Buys 150000 Auto Fleet for Royal Family
After a visit to Europe Emir Feisal advises his father Ibn Saud to purchase cars for the Hedjaz royal household. A $150 000 order results with polished aluminum coachwork. The Emir's mother's car is fully enclosed with thick carpets on the floor and electric fans overhead to cool the desert heat. Miller's Worm Powders are promoted as a safe remedy for children showing worm symptoms.
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Europe
Emir Feisal
Ibn Saud
Hedjaz
Arabian Desert
Invisible ray system installed on two German liners
A fog penetrating apparatus using an invisi ble ray has been installed on two German liners. The beam reportedly extends visibility by twenty times and remains effective by night as well as day.
Quick action saves trouble with Douglas' Egyptian Liniment
Keep this liniment handy for instant bleeding control and wound cauterizing effects. It also provides rapid relief for barber's itch and ringworm.
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Douglas
Barber
London cabaret gifts mark Lord Lonsdale golden wedding
A cabaret entertainment celebrating Lord and Lady Lonsdale's golden wedding saw several London cabaret girls refuse pay and instead receive diamond brooches from Lord Lonsdale. The male performers were presented with diamond stick pins.
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Lord and Lady Lonsdale
London
Lord Lonsdale
Wheat Prospects For Montana And Alberta
The Montana wheat crop is estimated at 56 million bushels, while Alberta’s Lethbridge district forecasts about 40 million bushels. The Lethbridge Mercury urges contentment with these favorable prospects.
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Montana
Lethbridge
Alberta
Persian Balm Promises Fragrance and Gentle Care
An alluring fragrance claims to refine appearance and preserve complexion. It softens and whitens hands, cools weather irritation, and absorbs quickly without stickiness. A peerless toilet requisite for women who seek elegance and distinction.
City of London Leads in Churches per Population
The City of London England has the highest church density with forty seven churches for every ten thousand residents, more than any other area worldwide. The data highlight the religious concentration in the historic city.
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London
England
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Child Health
Worms in children if unattended provoke convulsions and often death. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator offers protection from these afflictions for children.
Argentina Relies Heavily on Imports for Manufactured Goods
A study shows sixty five percent of Argentina's manufactured products come from imports. The finding highlights the nation's dependence on foreign suppliers and its impact on trade and domestic production strategies.
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Argentina
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